Bill Elliott's NASCAR Fast Tracks is one of those early Game Boy racers that somehow makes tiny black-and-white cars feel fast. You pick your ride—nothing fancy, just a handful of stock cars—and then it's straight to the track. The controls are simple: accelerate, brake, and steer, but the real trick is nailing those turns without skidding into the wall.

It's got that classic arcade feel where you're constantly jostling for position, and the AI drivers don't give an inch. The tracks are short but surprisingly varied—some tight and twisty, others wide open where you can really push speed. It's not the deepest racing sim, but for a quick handheld NASCAR fix, it holds up better than you'd expect.

Just don't expect Daytona 500-level detail on a Game Boy screen.